11 Jun 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1995
Page
1
Michael Chang faces Thomas Muster in the French Open final with top players and dramatic matchup teased. Other segments note boxing legends gathering in Canastota and a 30 room estate on the Seneca River, reflecting wide sports and lifestyle coverage.
Weather briefing notes show mostly cloudy and breezy Monday with a possible shower. Highs around 70, lows near 50s. Breezy and cool conditions with intervals of sun, varying mainly between 63 to 70 for daytime highs.
Taiwan President Lee Teng hui ends a four day trip to Cornell University in Syracuse. He departs on a China Airlines 747 at 12 45 p m amid activists waving the Taiwanese flag and shouting Republic of China forever. The visit strains U S China ties.
The editorial argues secrecy in Albany harms New Yorkers and democracy. It notes a fading Armageddon threat and criticizes a slow first quarter economy in Central New York. It highlights minority and immigrant hiring dynamics and accuses State Senator William Sears of steering $150,000 pork-barrel funds to a fish and game club he leads.
The NCAA has labeled Syracuse University as a cheat amid long running disputes over fair play. In 1992 SU faced penalties across men’s and women’s basketball, football, wrestling, and men’s lacrosse for violating athletic rules.
Syracuse University faces two year probation and loss of the 1990 national lacrosse championship after NCAA sanctions citing violations tied to car loan signatures involving coach Roy Simmons Jr's wife Nancy Simmons and All-American Paul Gat.
Tompkins County health officials urged use of individual communion cups to curb bacterial meningitis risk. Episcopal and Roman Catholic leaders push back, arguing government interference with religious practice threatens church–state separation.
Ronald Goldman lies in a pine shaded plot with a headstone bearing loving words. Nicole Brown Simpson rests in a Roman Catholic cemetery near her grandfather under a granite marker reading Always in Our Hearts. The case, ongoing since 1994, features Dr. Simpson's ex husband facing murder charges as life alters for those involved.
Albany legislators plan first steps this week toward legalizing casino gambling in New York via a constitutional amendment. A statewide vote could not occur before November 1997. Mantle leaves intensive care after liver transplant, with doctors noting he is entering a recovery phase.
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